It’s harmless—just annoying clutter. If you don’t like it, opt out of birthday sharing on Google+ or simply use the search bar on your browser rather than going to the Google search page.
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The strategy, concept, implementation and reactions to The Google+ project.
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Google+ Diet? Yes, it's possible, and yes, it's desirable.
More interestingly, however, I found out all kinds of surprising things about Google+ and about using Google+ as the one-and-only medium for online communication. Here's what I learned: - A lot of people want to get on the Google+ Diet - Google+ is the most 'social' social network - Google+ is highly addictive - Gmail is an inseparable part of Google+ - Google+ replaces Twitter easier than it replaces Facebook - Google+ can replace blogging - Most people have no interest in leaving Facebook - You can post on Twitter and Facebook and send e-mail all from Google+ - Google+ ends social networking fatigue, but can induce Google+ fatigue - Google+'s system for friending and following is harder to understand, but better in practice - Google+ is still a work in progress - Google+ is a platform for third-party innovation Delete the scoop?
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